Andrea’s Pizzeria

One of my favorite Italian restaurants in Chesapeake, this place has the best bruchetta ever, their marinara sauce is amazin! Had their spaghetti bolognase today and it wasn’t as good as my moms but it came awfully close, this place also has reasonable prices

We order pizza every Friday night. And last night we didnt want the franchised pizza place we normally hit. So we ordered Andrea’s. OMG… the pizza last night was exceptionally delicious. It was superhot when it arrived and I live a good 10 minutes away and thats if the driver didnt have to make anymore stops. Thank you for bringing us a pie that was soooo worth it.

I ordered lasagna and house salad. The lasagna took a little bit but it was worth it. They were very tasty! Customer service was good too

This place was awful! Poor service, argumentative staff when we sent back the Calamari and the rest of the food was mediocre at best! Don’t waste your time or money here. They don’t deserve either one!

Extremely bland, over priced, and the cheese filling in my manicotti was still cold. The service was okay, l but the food literally tastes like it was frozen and reheated. Marie Callendar’s frozen manicotti tastes better.

Ordered pepperoni pizza for home delivery. Soggiest piece of crap I ever ate. This is the 5^th or 6^th order (we keep trying) and each one was soggy. We even asked to have it cooked longer. It was so wet, the toppings slide off into the box. Please don’t give this place your business, they don’t deserve it.

Big changes in our former favorite pizza. Blah tomato sauce without seasoning or garlic. And thin slices of a rubbery substance. I called to ask what happened to the wonderful Italian sausage and was told «now we’re making it ourselves». I literally went thru the trash this morning looking for the receipt so I could try and go over and get my money back. We will miss Andrea’s Pizza.

Excellent food & friendly service! Came by the shopping center for sushi & they were closed on Mondays. Opted for pizza-​so glad we did! Garlic knot appetizers were divine with a great marinara sauce. Split the medium combo pizza w/​o peppers. Crust was garlicky goodness and just right-​I normally hate pizza crust but this was perfect. Fresh pizza ingredients with the best Italian sausage I’ve had on a pizza. Will definitely be back to the other menu items-​waiter said he didn’t have a favorite b/​c everything was good, and I tend to believe him!

The wait staff is always nice and helpful. The price is good and the food is wonderful. A regular stop for our family!

Pretty good pizza, especially for takeout. With friends living in the area, we’ve ordered from Andreas a few times. Great NY/​American style pizza.

This is a Great Italian Family Restaurant.
The food is always excellent and the staff is always attentive or they do not last long. I have been to Andreas many times over the years and have never been disappointed in the food. The could however offer some better deals at lunch and some incentives to loyal customers.
They provide fresh ingredients which is extremely rare these days and will fix a pizza crust to meet your desire. They are quickly establishing themselves as a locals favorite.
The atmosphere is inviting with family photos from Italy lining the walls.
The home made Italian dressing is preferred with a salad.
Stop into Andreas you won’t regret it.

Made an order for pickup tonight– just a pizza and veal parmesan sub. When I got there, I realized they made and charged me ($ 27 for both!!) for a veal parm entrée. Ok, no problem, mistakes are made… But then they questioned me, like it was somehow my fault I received the wrong order. How am I supposed to know pasta comes as a side to the entrée but not the sub? Is it really worth implying that it was my error when I know for a fact they got it wrong? Just fix it! So then a few minutes later, the sub is ready, and they tell me they adjusted my bill (now $ 25 for both). To me, that’s expensive, considering their chicken parm sub is only $ 8. Why is the veal sub $ 12? Served with potato chips, and just tasted gross. The pizza is cheap and not bad for cheap pizza, but I’ll never order anything else off their menu again. Oh, and the last time we got food here, the garlic knots were hard as rocks… We ended up throwing them in the trash. Next time I’ll drive a bit further to Frank’s pizza, at least they know how to cook there. Feel like I was ripped off tonight. The older gentleman was nice but they need to train their younger staff to realize they aren’t entitled to my business but should earn it.

Excellent pizza, but don’t order the extra cheese because they load it on. This is the only place to get a decent pizza in Great Bridge hands down. These people can actually cook a decent pie. I don’t think the people in this area could ever appreciate a decent pizza, as they are more likely to eat at the olive garden or Ruby Tuesdays than to eat here.

Decent local pizza, I just wish the service matched.
I ate in last week and the service was horrible. I kept having to flag the waitress down, even other customers were trying to help wave her down.
So this week I decided to order delivery instead. Free delivery with in a 5 mile radius. What they don’t tell you is they will not cross over a bridge that lifts. We are in Hamptonroads, there are bridges everywhere. There are 4 that lift in there 5 mile radius which cut off over half there delivery area.

Just ate at the one in Edinbugh, food was cold .Menu said could get spinach or broccoli on Alfredo, waitress Said it didn’t come with broccoli, took it back and put on dry spinach. My sisters food was also cold .Will not be coming back, went across the street to Cracker Barrel for desert, should have went there first. Sucks don’t waste your money!

We used to enjoy this place until one day our pizza was spoiled and we told the waitress. The owner said «my husband cooked it and it couldn’t be bad»
No offer to make another or apology. We will never go back. We give our pizza business to Chesapeake Pizza now.

It is rare to get authentic, delicious, fresh italian food in this area. This place consistently provides all of that and more, and I go there once a week. They have the BEST eggplant parmesan I have ever had, and being vegetarian, I’m really picky. Don’t worry meat eaters, my friends go there and they eat the meat, which is also outstanding (from what I hear). Pasta? Delicious. Garlic Knots? Magically warm, crunchy and soft all at the same time! If you have to wait, it’s worth it. You can’t rush perfection.
If someone elses booth was dirty, it was probably because some other happy customers just chowed down on some noteworthy italian delicacies, for a reasonable price. I would wait an hour and get sticky for Andreas if I had to. Luckily in all my times visiting, I have never had that experience. Wait staff is polite, food is pretty fast but slow enough to know your food was just fresh made with love. In fact, I’m pretty sure every time I consume Andrea’s that I am consuming little bites of love that can only come from the Italian mama I never had.
In conclusion, obviously, I highly recommend you visit Andrea’s at least once. Be careful, you might get hooked.

Great pizza and good calzones!

Don’t bother. Uninspired.

I haven’t had pizza in months… and I mean MONTHS! I am always eating sushi or Thai food, so I thought I’d switch it up a bit. Andrea’s is right around the corner in a new strip mall… Ok, why not give it a try.
Let’s start with the good. Our waitress was really friendly, sweet, and attentive. They actually have pineapples for toppings and the pizza wasn’t bad at all. I also ordered fried calamari and that wasn’t bad either. The price was decent and I left there pretty content.
The bad was we were seated in a booth that wasn’t cleaned thoroughly, even though it had clean silverware and napkins on it. Not a fan of the stickiness feeling.
Over all, I’d give them another try. They had more pros than cons, and I really dig their pineapple pizza… seriously.